Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-28
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
Important Occurrences of
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADHICES BY TELEGRAM.

l Lee Shellenberger, the murderer of hi
/ little child, was taken from the jail at Ne
braska City by a masked mob and hanged
-Mattie johnson, swede domestic .:
Omaha, gave birth to male infant n 1
smothered it in a lot of clothes. She ,hrev
lttehind trunk, where it was found. TIL
girl did her work as usual up to the time
| OF the birth of the child. She denied the
/ maternity of thu child, butfainted while go dc.
ing She was placed under arrest
IS D. Lyster, good looking, well-tlresscd
man was arrested at Omaha for eshoyinr =
| queer" He has been at different towns il,
Nebraska passing counterfeit one snd five
dollar bill 8, and had twenty dollars of the
stun ON his person when arrested.
Richard H. Payne, clerk under Paw
master Putnam at the Portsmouth, N H..
navy yards, was arrested, charged with tho
embezz.ement of about $1,000 of the nav
masters funds
-John lugg, farmer liv ng a few miles
out from Dubuque, was operating mower
recently when his team ran away and threw
him under the mach ne, mangling both arms
IN such manner that amputation became
necessary to save his live. One arm was cut
off at the shoulder, tho other one few in
ches lower
Attachments to tho amount of s115, COS
nave been run on the cattle firm of Curtis 4
Atkinson and Z. T. & W. L Inard, of Henri
etta, Texas Their liabilities arc $500 ocO
and assets s1,115,C00* The Henrietta Ma
honal bank, with capital stock of s15oC9)
and deposits Of $4,000 has closed its doors
The cause of the failure is the depressed con-
dltlon of the cattle market.
Louis Bourrette and mother and Frank
Coffee and.wife, who live near Sioux City To
nave been arrested for the murder of an in
rant OF which The mother, Eliza Rivers. al.
leses bourrette was the father. The child
was taken from her shortly alter its birth
While she was too i'll to protest, and afterward
found in the Big Sioux r.ver The defe,dant,
nave been placed under $1,000 bonds each, to
appear for hearing July 80
The Wi House presented an animated
scene the afternoon of the 25th, on the occa-
sion OF the reception Of the delegation from
Missouri to invite the President to visit ST
Louis during The State fair in October noxt
The delegation, headed by Mayor Franco.
numbered nearly hundred persons, repro.
sentlng nearly all the interests of tho ci,y of
st Il uis, as well as The principal sections of
the State. Several ladies also accomn,niej
the party. The members of the cabinet and
thsir families were also included in the inyit..
ton which has been accepted by tic Presi-
dent
The Pacific mail steamer City of Rio dc
Janlero has arrived at San Francisco brino-
ing Hong Kong advices to July and Yoko-
homa news to Julv9. BY the loss of the
steamer Sir John Lawrence, in the bay of
Bengal, 500 lives We're lost, mainly pilgrims
OF the best families of Bengal. From the 2lst
to the Goth of May cyclone ragged in the bav
OF bensai wl'h disastrous results to shipping,
and attended with great loss of life. Tho
passengers on board the Sir John Lawrence
numbered 700, so officers and men mum berinp
3D. The passengers were mainly women 90
ing on pilgrimage to the famous temple of
Jaggernaught at Puri There is scarcely a
native family in Calcutta which does not be-
moan tho loss of relatives by the disestcr
Tho drivers and helpers of the Mutual
Benefit Ice Company of New York, struck
for an advance of wages.
Charlie Baldw n, the Illinois Central En-
,ineer who was injured at Tara some time
sso. is now able to be around on crutches.
Robert Verdin, unionist member of Parlia
nent for the Norhwich division of Cheshire,
8 dead.
Tho Phillips boy, who was shot in the
lead by the cowboys of Sells circus durinp n
ecent performance at Clinton, Iowa, is dead.